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Now 18, Lebert is being published in America, where he will earn the distinction, rare in literary history, of not getting served at his own book party.
The trip will take 23 days, during which Breese will earn the distinction of being the first person ever to shave on a plane.
The top 10% of students in each graduating class, as measured by cumulative GPA, will earn the distinction "Graduation with Honors". The likely candidates will be recognized at Commencement based on GPA data available prior to completion of the last term's grades.
De Blasio will earn himself the distinction of being the first mayor since David Dinkins in 1993 to boycott the event.
Not only will that give Emirates its first destination in Central America, but it also will earn the airline the distinction of having the world's longest passenger airline route.
His (along with other writers and directors) nasty use of Jewish women as negative characters for comedic purposes will earn Brooks the same distinction as film makers in the '30s and '40s who found humor characterizing blacks as stupid and lazy in order to counterpoint their witty and urbane central characters.
The first will earn McWages.
That will earn the government money now.
Tyson will earn between $10 and $12 million.
Twitter will earn money from the sales.
